Togolese authorities on Thursday blocked Internet access as opponents of President Faure Gnassingbe marched for a second day against his family’s 50-year rule. Hundreds of protesters marched from the opposition stronghold of Be and met in central Lome, with police officers walking calmly beside
Togo’s opposition chief called for the immediate resignation of President Faure Gnassingbe, the current head of a half century-old political dynasty Wednesday, rejecting a government move to introduce term limits as protests gained momentum, according to Reuters’ report. Tens of thousands of protesters clad in red, orange and pink – the colours of Togo’s